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This football bid bears serious consideration
This is my toughest battle yet. I played a lot of rugby league but the battle for an opportunity to bid for an NRL licence has been the toughest game of my career.
The history is well known. The Bears were forced into an unhappy merger with the Manly Sea Eagles after the Super League war, the partnership broke down and one of the League's foundation clubs was left stateless.
But it is the future that really matters – and the opportunity for the new Commission to make a simple decision that will lock rugby league into one of its emerging heartlands while paying respect to our great game's traditions.
For the past three years I have been working with a group of loyal supporters to establish the Central Coast Bears in the Rugby League heartland of Gosford, NSW.
It would be an under-statement to describe this as an effort of extreme perseverance and passion, the core ingredients in any pursuit. This has propelled our bid into a position of strong consideration with the Australian Rugby League Commission's strategy for growth of the game.
It is our job now to show the ARLC that expansion of the game is fundamental to the growth of the game. We think our case is compelling.
If expansion is to take place, it has to be for the right reasons. Progressing Rugby League can be achieved in many ways, however if the game itself is to be sustainable then the attention to and the development of grassroots is vital.
For us to even consider taking the game to the far reaches of our continent and beyond, we need to be sure that there is a continual flow of top class players into the system.
The level of athleticism and courage shown by our players today make the game the spectacle that it is, and those qualities are hard-earned and not just everybody can play like Greg Inglis. The Central Coast Bears could catapult any one of over 7,000 registered players to the heights of a Greg Inglis.
We recognise there are concerns from some existing clubs that an extra team on the Central Coast will drain resources. But the reality is that leaving the Central Coast without a club will drive youngsters to other codes like soccer and AFL.
It is up to us to show the Commission that we will not impact on current revenues within the game, that we will in fact generate new income through sponsors and advertisers, and also through re-engaging the heritage of the Bears brand.
It is up to us to ensure that we do not weaken the competition by stretching player or coaching ranks, in fact we will broaden the base of talented players simply by providing an added opportunity to play at the top level.
It is up to us to prove to the existing clubs that we won't impact on their financial capability, in fact we will only add to their bottom line when they host the Bears at their home ground. It is up to us.
But I am confident that the Central Coast Bears bid can clear all these hurdles.
You may have heard much of this dialogue before. While there has not as yet been any invitation from the NRL/ARLC to submit our plans for the Central Coast Bears, we are hopeful that it is just around the corner.
That's why we are asking for all League fans to petition the new Commission to make clear their expansion plans before the end of the 2012 season. We think all those preparing for expansion deserve to know what the path to expansion looks like.
For 12 years we have fought the good fight. We have built the club to this point so that it is merely the stroke of a pen needed to bring it to life. Our membership continues to grow with over 7,800 members – with more than 26,000 supporters on Facebook.
We have a tailor made facility for playing Rugby League, Bluetongue Stadium which has to be one of the best Stadiums in the game for viewing, and don't forget the massive event that would be Central Coast Bears v Manly at North Sydney Oval.
In so many ways, a team on the Central Coast wearing Bears colours could only add strength to Rugby League. It remains my toughest challenge, but I will not be giving up as long the red and black stuff pumps through my veins.
Do you agree with Greg or are there other areas you feel are more worthy of a new NRL team? We're super keen to hear from you before comments on this post close at 8pm AEST
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Greg says:
If League wants to expand they need to move into untapped areas, there is no point making more teams in NSW, it would be like putting a new AFL team in Frankston or Moe completly pointless.
But the brains trust at the NRL don't want to move aghead and tackle other codes in their heartlands and when they do all the rusted on league blokes will treat them like they treat the storm, like they don't belong
S.L says:
As a Coastie I applaud your efforts Greg but the Coast wants a Coast team and not a transplanted Sydney identity!
The Mariners soccer team is the Central Coast and that's it!
Former NRL head honcho David Gallup when asked about the Central Coast would only answer (expansion is not in our plans).
The NRL are on it's 3rd go on the Gold Coast and I'll bet a years wages on Perth getting a Guernsey before the Bears.
Change the name to a Coast specific identity and I'm sure you'll get more support…..............
Arnold Layne says:
While I feel for the Bears and the way they were shafted by all and sundry during the Super League war, particularly Manly, I just can't see their resurrection happening. It reminds me a lot of Tasmania's attempts to get a team into the AFL. While there's no doubting the passion and love for the game in the area, there's just not the infrastructure, numbers or corporate market to sustain it. Tassie has done well with its arrangements with Hawthorn and now North so perhaps that's the direction the Bears should go?
The League Commission have made it pretty clear that expansion isn't on the horizon and even if it was they'd be more likely to go to Perth and/or a second Brisbane team. League has to build a sustained business model that isn't reliant on poker machines for the survival of some of its clubs, sure up its base and get its house well and truly in order before looking to add more clubs again. The player depth not being there is just one of the issues the game faces.
Good on you for keeping the Bears' name alive Greg, but I just can't see it happening.
David says:
You know as a Manly fan I sorta miss the Bears.
Pretty well a guaranteed win for us whenever we met Norths in a finals match.
Don't miss the shotgun marriage though.
Last Man Standing says:
Bears on the Coast is best of both worlds - tradition and growth. Look at Sydney Swans - they go to Melbourne and have all thee diehards ...
Hmmmm says:
Ok so leaving all the nostalgia behind lets look at the facts.
Note : I do not live in the area.
According to the wiki the Central Coast has a population of roughly 300, 000 people. Tassie is around 500K by comparison.
The current largest team in the area, the Mariners have attracted between 7000-10000 fans per game on average over the last few years.
In 1990 the average crowd for an NRL game was 10, 000, however it is now 16, 000. Norths in their last year had an aveage of 8-9000 people attending per game.
You need quite sizable Corporate support, The Titans had it and 15K members from memory and they are not doing so well. Does the area have enough Local Business's to support this for 10+ years. You can't survive off the TV rights alone.
On the plus side it looks like the local North Sydney Bears team is doing exceptionally well with some crowds peaking over 10,000 which is impressive for a non-NRL game in anyones talk.
So to wrap up, you are going to need around 5000 more fans at the absolute minimum, preferable really 10, 000 to be sustainable.
You need the long term sustainable local Business's to stop talking and pony up the money for a minimum of 10 years without killing themselves in the process and you need the NRL to step up the local development in the area. AFL is killing every sport in this regard because they spend the money.
Good luck, always liked the Bears, you guys had the best Jersey for sure.
Neutral says:
This why you're getting left behind NRL, too much faffing about. Just DO it!! Would like to see the bears back and being up the road a bit is much if a muchness..
TimB says:
'That's why we are asking for all League fans to petition the new Commission to make clear their expansion plans before the end of the 2012 season.'
Sorry to break it to you Greg, but the Commission has already clarified those plans in the recent rights deal- No expansion betwen now and 2017. I agree, it sucks.
I really hope the Bears come back in some form, although I'd love to see a team in Perth too. I think that may make more sense long term in terms of growth.
Levi of Bris says:
4 new teams needed ASAP. Perth, PNG, Central QLD and a new NZ team.
Perth is a no brainer considering there is now huge expat populations of QLD and NSW people over there. The local league comp there is doing really well I watched a few when I was living over there.
Forget Adelaide, no one even knows the difference between League and Union down there. They're all fairies and murderers anyway.
League is the undisputed national sport of PNG. They are crazy for it. The whole country would be behind them. I'm sure if the NRL just gave them the cash it would rapidly become a self sustaining team and be a massive success.
Auckland warriors have been going well lately. Good support over there from the Kiwis and with the success of their national team recently you could definitely justify another team to promote the huge amount of natural talent they have. Would kill two brids with one stone too by helping prevent Kiwi born players trying to play for Australia. They would be far more keen to represent their own country if it was more lucrative.
Central Qld is also a League heartland. A team there could represent everyone from north of Bundaberg all the way up to Mackay, and westwards past Moranbah, Clermont and Emerald to encompass the growing populations in the mining centres.
Forget Central Coast, don't need any new NSW teams. Ipswich not big enough and a new Brisbane team I feel would just not be accepted by Brisbanites considering the massive level of support the Broncos have. I don't see the point in trying to split Brisbanes fan base.
Either way if the new commission have really ruled out expansion until 2017 they are making a massive mistake and are only going to see AFL expand at their expense.
sunny says:
Good luck, personally I'd like to see a Central Coast team in the comp. Though I heard someone or other in the top brass of the NRL say that more teams would just dilute the NRL brand. Basically there is not the market for a ninth game - after eight games including Monday night the public are over it for that week.
So… why don't the NRL have a second division, with promotion / relegation? There would surely be enough regions in NSW / Qld to provide a second division. Introduce a few new regions like Perth into this division as well to get them adjusted to the game. If the Bears are serious then they just fight their way to the top of second division and move into the NRL. And the beauty of it is that slack arses like Parramatta get turfed down to second division taking their superstar players with them. Also they could promote / relegate six weeks prior to end of regular season to give the promoted team six weeks to adjust to NRL standard at the end of the season.
Robert says:
I have lived in North Sydney for the last 23 years and, whilst I am a Union man at heart, I always enjoyed seeing the Bears play at North Sydney Oval and regularly took non League/Union friends along and introduced quite a few women to the game.
Since the Bears got bumped I have not watched a game live or on TV. I no longer have any interest in the code.
I wish you well Greg but I am afraid I (and I suspect many others) am lost forever.
MF says:
I'm a Bears fan and living in Perth. Bringing back the Bears to first grade and/or putting a team in Perth would make me happy!
I suspect bringing a team to Perth will be more likely. I suspect there's enough east coast transplants out here to justify it.
AFR says:
Sorry, Greg, the Bears went broke a generation ago after having bugger all success on or off the field.
Newtown has found a niche in NSW Cup, you couild look to their example.
Swamp Thing says:
Yes indeed. I'm praying for the mining boom to collapse so all you useless eastcoast blown ins get to run back east!
Michael S says:
Most sports fans in the Central Coast would already have a rugby league team. The question is whether they would be prepared to switch their allegiance to the Bears.
If there's 7,800 paid-up members already for a club that doesn't exist, they've got a reasonable case for inclusion.
Jon DC says:
Let's get the facts first. 7000 juniors, 7800+ financial members, a groundswell of local businesses and corporate partners on board as sponsors, 26,000+ FB fans, Bluetongue Stadium which was built from the Bears finances, a traditional link between Central Coast and Bears stretching back to 1908, government support for training facilities and sports centers, interstate support. They have been fighting a fight for all us fans. Stand alone CC team won't work, Bears have the playing rights for Bluetongue since they built the bloody thing! Remember this!
Ret says:
Simple-get rid of Melbourne. This experiment has failed (it was only ever set up to give Ribot a job post Super League). After all the on-field success that the Storm have enjoyed, their support base is stagnant,they have produced one local player, receive minimal media coverage in their home city, and cost the NRL millions every year to keep them viable. The Bears actually have a loyal following, in a Rugby League area. Bring 'em back.
beowulf says:
There are both moral and economic reasons why the bears should be in ASAP. A non cc bears side is impossible…. no corporates and a relatively small population. The bears bring crowds to Sydney grounds and a huge corporate base. John Quayle looked at the bid and said its urgent they are brought in asap.Think he knows more than others on here!
ted says:
"For us to even consider taking the game to the far reaches of our continent and beyond….."
I support your efforts for the CC Bears however as for expansion, no one is interested beyond parts of NSW, QLD, south Auckland rugby rejects and northern England.
Laura says:
It will be central queensland for sure. It's a fair bit overdue really. An incredible amount of talent and support is found in CQ, it's the heart really. It's about time the drain from CQ got plugged, both in rugby league and in the wider community. A rugby league team there would do so much to promote a positive community dynamic and a sustained community, and of course finally reap the rewards of the mining boom, rather than seeing everything exit the region, as it usually does.
A new stadium has been fully funded and planned with a capacity of up to 20,000… and the population is mad for rugby league! Seems like the right thing to do on all fronts.
Col says:
what people are forgetting is that david hill back in 1991 as president of the Bears put the word out that a relocation to gosford was likely..and he was all for it.. If david hill had of been running the club in 97/98/99.. the Central Coast Bears would have been playing on the CC for the past 12 years.. dont forget that..and possibly 2 premierships under their belt by now… the reason why the Bears got into financial difficulty is because they BUILT Bluetongue stadium..all the Bears had to do was play 1 game at gosford in 99.. and we would have been there for the past decade..but their was a deadline for the criteria for a 14 team comp.for 2000. and instead of helping the Bears and the CC have their team the NRL let them fall.. unlike teams like Cronulla, Melbourne, Auckland, etc etc who had lifeline after lifeline, the Bears didnt get 1..all the Bears wanted was the one chance.. and now we are going to make that happen..the Central Coast Bears as the 17th licence.. if you dont wish to follow fine, continue following the NRL team you are now.. there will always be another child on the CC in their red and black jersey who will take your seat at the Stadium the BEARS built.
Bill says:
While the NRL merely talks about expansion (and even then, only into areas where they already have support), the AFL has actually been doing something about confirming its status as the national code with new teams in enemy territory.
Until the NRL is able to put another team in Melbourne (and actually put just one side in SA or WA), it will always be known as a provincial sport with minimal support outside its home base.
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An artist's scupting of A. afarensis, based on the earlier Lucy skeleton.
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The bones of "Big Man"
(Source: Y. Haile Selassie et al./PNAS 2010)
"Whatever we've been saying about afarensis based on Lucy was mostly wrong."
Much like the revolution of modern astronomy in the late 1400s and early 1500s dissolved the notion that the Sun revolved around the Earth, a renaissance in paleontology is dissolving virtually any doubt that remained about man's origins. Another new discovery has just been completed, the latest of several high profile publications over only the last year.
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The ancient male, an ancestor of modern man, lived approximately 3.6 million years ago in the plains of Eastern Africa, according to several dating techniques. Yohannes Haile-Selassie of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, who led the team, says the skeleton offers some major new insights into the species.
The skeleton has been nicknamed "Big Man" as it towers at 5 to 5½ feet tall over the much shorter 3½-foot-tall Lucy, who lived 3.2 million years ago. That large height deviation raises questions over which of the specimen is the norm in terms of height. The new skeleton was unearthed between 2005 and 2008 at a dig site only 48 km from where Lucy was found.
The skeleton also reveals new insights into the bone structure of the species. Big Man's 32 discovered bones reveal long legs, a narrow chest, and a inwardly curving back. All of these indicate that he walked much like a human and enjoyed a ground-based lifestyle. This is very different from the awkward gait that Lucy was thought to have. Lucy also had been thought to climb trees a great deal.
The shoulder blade of Big Man is quite different from chimpanzees or gorillas. And the ribs also appear human-like. All of these factors indicate a far different chest shape than the chimplike, funnel-shaped chest that reconstructions of the Lucy skeleton indicated.
While confusing perhaps in context with Lucy, the conclusion that ancient hominids were
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based on Lucy was mostly wrong. The skeletal framework to enable efficient two-legged walking was established by the time her species had evolved."
Carol Ward of the University of Missouri in Columbia seems to agree with these conclusions, stating, "This beautiful
specimen confirms the unique skeletal shape of this species at a larger size than Lucy, in what appears to be a male."
While the discovery may have cleared up debate about whether Lucy was more chimplike or humanlike, the debate about gait is sure to continue. Harvard University anthropologist Daniel Lieberman states, "There's nothing special I can see on this new find that will change anyone's opinion."
Anthropologist Owen Lovejoy of Kent State University, however, believes that the discovery shows Big Man to be a good runner, which could have made the 3.6-million-year-old footprints found more than 30 years ago at Laetoli, Tanzania. Among the evidence supporting this hypothesis are Big Man's pelvis supported humanlike hamstring muscles and human-like arched feet.
The full study on the Big Man discovery is published
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A separate 3.3 million year old skeleton of a 3-year-old baby female
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The paper on that discovery was published in a 2006 edition of
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These discoveries add to the aforementioned recent discovery of "Ardi", the
discovery of
Australopithecus sediba
, and the completion of an early
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RE: how's your egocentrism now?
I do not believe organized religion is as useful a tool as you say for controlling our savage instincts of war, killing, and destruction. While it may be successful in uniting large groups of people, it takes much more than a belief in a common God and moral law to avoid the barbarity of humanity.
Were our World Wars not fought largely between Christian nations, let alone religious nations in general? I believe it's safe to say every country involved was predominantly religious. What about the Crusades, or the constant wars of religion between Lutherans, Catholics, and Protestants throughout Europe. Was organized religion a useful instrument in controlling these wars, or did it serve as a catalyst for causing these wars?
In our modern age, religion is no longer a required precursor to keeping the populace in line. It really comes down to education and quality of life aka money and resources to maintain the peace. Look at Scandinavian nations as a sign. They are in fact some of the most atheistic nations in the world and least violent.
I do not believe a personal God exists in the traditional theistic way. I subscribe to Paul Tillich's theological philosophy:
"God does not exist. He is being itself beyond essence and existence. Therefore to argue that God exists is to deny him." God is not a being which exists in time and space, because that constrains God, and makes God finite. All beings are finite, and if God is the Creator of all beings, God cannot logically be finite since a finite being cannot be the sustainer of an infinite variety of finite things. Thus God is considered beyond being, above finitude and limitation, the power or essence of being itself.
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I believe this writer's beliefs (and the Democrats') are based on the misconception that victory in the election is a sign that God is on their side. It is very clear in the Scriptures that covering up the truth about four Americans killed in Libya, murdering unborn babies, sanctifying men having sex with other men and women with other women, and the booing of God Himself at the Democratic National Convention are not actions, attitudes or policies God has now, has in the past, or will in the future "ordain." To do so would be a contradiction of what God has ordained already as truth in the Scriptures.
One example of how God allowed a man to rule, although it was against His will, is found in 1 Samuel, chapters 8-31. The Israelites rejected God as their king and whined until God allowed them to choose Saul. Saul didn't even have the courage to fight Goliath, but rather let a young sheepherder do it for him. After David killed Goliath, Saul knew that God was ready to ordain David the new king and tried to kill the young man, hunting him down like an animal, but God protected him.
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Schmenk, the former director of Gov. John Kasich's Development Services Agency who left as questions were being raised about public money flowing to JobsOhio, has joined the Columbus law firm Bricker & Eckler. According to a news release, Schmenk will focus on the firm's public sector clients, "including municipalities, counties, school districts and other governmental agencies – with the economic development opportunities and public sector law challenges they face."
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Discussing SEC sports should be a pleasant pastime. Football, basketball, great plays, bad calls… all fun. Unfortunately, sometimes a few of us let our passions run a little too far into the red and we start spending way too much time attacking rival fans and rival schools verbally and on the web.
The devastating real life events of last night show just how silly such actions are (not to mention the people who take part in such mean-spirited nonsense).
Wave after wave of massive tornado-spawning storms sliced across the Southeast region last night, taking 194 lives by this morning's count. While Arkansas, Mississippi, Georgia and Tennessee all suffered fatalaties, Alabama was the hardest hit state in the region, losing at least 128 residents to the storms.
Hundreds of thousands of people are without power across the South this morning. Governors in Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia have all declared states of emergency.
"This could be one of the most devastating tornado outbreaks in the nation's history by the time it's over," CNN meteorologist Sean Morris said.
An SEC city was one of the towns hardest hit by last night's violent weather. A mile-wide tornado ripped through Tuscaloosa killing at least 32 persons and leaving more than 600 injured.
"We have large swaths of the city that have been pummeled, and we have to go house to house to make sure there aren't people who need help," mayor Walk Maddox said this morning. "It literally obliterated blocks and blocks of the city." Maddox told CNN.com that the devastation in Tuscaloosa was "unparalleled… the city's infrastructure has been absolutely decimated."
A photo tour of the damage in Alabama is both stunning and heartwrenching.
We at MrSEC.com urge you to contact the American Red Cross — as we have done this morning — to make a donation to the ongoing relief efforts across the South.
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2013 (Senior): Started all 20 matches for the Bulldogs recording more than 1,770 minutes this season ... led the Bulldogs to seven shutouts at the helm of the defense ... her sole goal of the season was a game-winning goal against UC Riverside (Sept. 13) ... recorded one assist at Air Force (Oct. 20) ... ranked second on the team with 34 shots and 15 shots on goal (.441)... finished her career with 10 assists which sits tied for sixth in the Fresno State record book.
2012 (Junior):Appeared in and started 18 games before suffering a season ending injury... Played 1,568 minutes on the back line, averaging 87 minutes per game... Mainstay on defense that recorded four shutouts... Played every minute in 16 games... Scored a goal against CSU Northridge and dished out assists against Washington and Boise State... Took 23 shots, with eight on goal... Ranked tied for fifth on the team with four points... Has started in all but two games throughout her career.
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2010 (Freshman):Played in every game as a freshman, starting 21 ... was first Bulldog under Zwaschka to be invited to the U.S. U-20 National Team Camp ... a part of the defense that recorded nine shutouts ... recorded first career assist on Oct. 17 against Louisiana Tech ... had four assists for four points ... had 15 shots, three on goal ... named to the WAC All-Tournament team.
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Neighborhoods: Powderhorn, Whittier
BEST CHIPS!!! BEST FOOD!!! – So i drive from the sub-burbs to eat at this great place, it is entertaining, and eveything is wonderful! I recommend the Chimichanga and deep fried chips. Their guac/salsa is homemade and compliments the meal, of course there is an extra charge for guac and sour cream, I dont know why there wouldn't be cause I'm sure they dont get their avacados for free...I read lots of reviews on here and it just goes to show the tough job the wait staff has trying to please everytype of person that enters through their front door. The thing I laugh about is "NO FREE REFILLS". 1QUESTION, DO YOU REALLY NEED A REFILL ON A JUMBO 32oz POP? I really do recommend going to Little T's, you'll enjoy yourself.....and leave with a full belly....
Unless your wasted – The great thing is it's open late and your pretty much surrounded by your fellow creatures of the night crowed as apposed to a dennys or perkins. But unless your drunk and out late it's not worth the price and the food is super greasy and over priced. I found that on E Lake street almost all of the Mexican joints are open all night on weekends, and the food is way better and allot cheaper.
Get 'Em Oiled – People were talking shit about the service but we got our food real fast and our waitress was friendly and down with the conversation. Tamales were tubular, the corn tortillas sent the taste buds on a journey. The dirty funk playing through the stereo was a nice change of pace for a Mexican restaurant. Overall, it was not your typical Mexican eating experience but totally worth the trip.
P.S. Get your chips oiled.
Great food and friendly service! – I love the food here and the service is super friendly! Their homemade spicy salsa is actually spicy and very good.
Ew, I would not go back, EVER. – I went here with my good friend who has been there before. She told me it was great and her and a bunch of others liked it. I was fairly excited. I walked in and the host (some 20 something year old guy) was walking out for a cigarette and somewhat complained that we were interrupting his "break". I'm a hostess at a nicer restaurant and I am ALWAYS friendly. He wasn't much so. After we sat down he rushed us into ordering (we were the only ones there at the moment...) and he would not SHUT UP. He kept talking to us and kept coming to the table and annoying us/complaining about his sorry life. My friend and I were obviously trying to converse among ourselves. I ordered the Nachos Grande and it was DRIPPING in grease and I felt like I was going to have a heart attack afterward. I also ordered a chicken quesadilla that was also extremely greasy and was falling apart. Way too much chicken. I did not want to take my leftovers home hence I thought it was disgusting and he wouldn't NOT let me take it home because he said the cook thinks it's a waste of food. I threw it away right afterward. I did not care for the food at all and the bill was almost $30 for 2 people. It was NOT worth my time, money, or my poor organs! Don't eat here unless you like paying to ruin your health and be annoyed by the waitstaff.
Best in town – This owner makes his own tamales from scratch each morning. The fagitas are outstanding. Salsa choices are excellent and delicious.
a great late night place – Little tijuana has been around for 40 plus years for many good reasons.
It's one of those places that people talk about enough that it has a nick-name: lil t's, and that doesn't happen for just anybody. The menu is pretty affordable, and the portions are certainly too big for me to finish alone, and for anyone complaining that it's not master chef quality food... really, what do you expect when you look at the place? I don't even mean that in a bad way at all- it's greasy, cheesy mexican comfort food- and at 2 am after a few good hours of drinking, could anything be better? probably not.
Little t's isn't a restaurant to go to if youre looking to have the staff bowing and scraping to your every whim- and that's part of the fun. To anyone complaining that there are rules, well, you saw the signs when you sat down. If you can't abide by them, then this isn't the place for you. And you know what, if you just take their word for it, the food really is pretty good. Think of it this way: if you are trying to make all these modifications and have the cooks create you something new that they haven't made 80 times already that night, chances are it's not going to be awesome and it will be sent back and cause way too much chaos for everyone. They are well practiced in what they do serve, don't ask them to experiment.
And as for the servers- they're amazing. The number of people that pass through that restaurant every day is staggering- and they do a pretty great job staying on top of it. And they do a lot more than just run your food- they're comedians, interpreters, psychiatrists, bouncers, diplomats, food allergy experts, toxic waste handlers (some people sadly just can't hold their drinks), baby sitters and much more. And most of them do it for ten hours at a time in high heels. And every piece of information about pricing and what sides cost are on every single menu. Knowing that sour cream or guac cost extra, that's your job.
And sodas? seriously? Theyre something like 32 ounces- my boyfriend and I can't even finish one when we split it. And if you do manage to finish one, and are offended by the idea of not getting a free refill- they will bring you water for free if you ask, you don't HAVE to sit there parched!
Always a home away from home – I've been coming to Little Tijuana for many years and it is consistently my all-time favorite for Mexican comfort food. While other restaurants in the neighborhood also feature Mexican cuisine, Little T's will always hold a very special place in my heart. The atmosphere is always a little edgy, which is a breath of fresh air in an age of so many boring, contrived concept restaurants. Whenever I've gone there, I've been impressed with the freshness of the ingredients and the generous portion sizes. Whether I've ordered the 'small' Greek salad, which could be an entire light lunch itself, or the magnificent chicken chimichanga or any of the traditional sandwiches (yay, BLT!!!), I've never been disappointed.
Frankly, I'm baffled by the spate of recent bad reviews. Judging by the reviews, I'm inclined not to take them at all seriously since they're snipy, poorly-written and seemingly vendetta-filled.
Little T's is a neighborhood institution that always draws an eclectic crowd from Whittier and far beyond. Here's to another 45 years!!
Employee – I once worked at Little T's. From reading everyone's reviews the one thing I can agree with is management. I didn't work there long because there were a lot of back of house issues and the owner/manager did run an odd business that seemed quite fishy to me. You won't see much of her being she lives upstairs and doesn't feel the need to see how customers are doing, or employees. The employees keep it alive and she is just there for the ride.
As for the not splitting bills there are reasons why. This restaurant is not located in a great area therefore many customers leave without paying, short the servers, or give fake money. Also the place gets very busy and splitting 1 table 15 ways is not convenient for anyone. Some people have to ruin it for all. It is only common sense...if there are 3 people at a table...pay for the meals on 1 card. Split the rest at another time, obviously you are friends and can work it out. This is a restaurant not chemistry. No need to complain about a simple process for professional reasons.
Food is great. Large portions. Authentic. Chips either come dry or fried. Fried chips are FRIED. Greasy fried. If you don't like this order dry. Both are awesome though. Sour cream and guac are not free. People use these condiments up fast and these are expensive food items. Food costs are like gas; they go up and down. The menu is huge and offers many vegetarian and vegan items along with all the meats. No liquor but a great assortment of Jarritos. Sodas don't have free refills but by the size of the glass you won't need one anyways.
Atmosphere is punk, edgy, and fun. This is not fine dining restaurant so walk in expecting to feel relaxed and have fun. Color on the tables, admire the tacky art.
Strange reviews – I keep seeing negative reviews for Little T's and I don't get it. We've been going there for 10+ years. The food is still very good. Sure, it's not as cheap as it used to be, but what is? Prices go up, that's what happens. And complaining that they don't offer "free" refills? The glasses are huge.
We've never once encountered rude service. In fact, most of the service we've received has been quite good. Better, on average, than your normal chain restaurant.
It seems like half the reviewers show up there thinking they're going to Don Pablo's and are surprised that it's not. If you want fake smiles and lots of flare, that's your place. If you want something different and better food, go to Little T's.
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83 N 7th St, Brooklyn, NY | Directions 1121140.719781 -73.960341
Mon-Thurs 6 pm-midnight, Fri-Sat 6 pm-1 am
Neighborhoods: Greenpoint
D.O.C. is serious about showing you a good time for not so much money. With rustic little tables outside on their small patio, serious bartenders who know their wine, and delicious little Italian bites of charcuterie, fresh bread and cheese, this is a win for a Williamsburg date.
Love this place, Staff was very friendly, love their wine bar its off the hook, very nice atmosphere, Great service.
Loved It!!! – After moving out here from California, this was my first exposure to a non-NYC wine bar, and I have to agree with a lot of positives that have been written. Prices are justified and the wine selection is broad enough for my palate to find comfort and adventure.
The bartender was sensible about wines and hip without being pretentious. This is a stop that I will make again.
A little Italy in Williamsburg – This place is very vegetarian friendly. As a vegetarian I highly recommend it. I have written a longer review on my blog. Check it out at www.urbanherbivores. The review is under the same heading as what I have here.
Best Kept Secret? – I stumbled into this place on a rainy weekend night when all of my usual Williamsburg spots were overrun with Hipsters, and I'm glad I did. They were about to close, but the staff was very accomodating and made me feel at home. It is very warm, cozy, and candle lit inside and gives you the feeling of an old world mom & pop place. I usually get bread & olive oil, and olives when I go to an Italian restaurant. What I got was this amazing flatbread, a chunk of the most delicous parmesan I've ever had, and some really tasty olives, not to mention the wine, which just brought together the whole experience. The staff was so warm and friendly, even though I could tell they were about to close. What a great experience, can't wait to go back!
best little wine spot in w'burg – splendid food, splendid wine, splendid service, splendid ambiance...by far the best little wine spot in williamsburg!! great for an intimate dinner, but these folks really know how to cater to larger parties, as well. highly recommended.
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The food is great and they have an incredibly interesting Italian wine selection, The last time we had the best Italian chardonnay I ever had, Jermann Dreams and a wonderful wine from Sardinia suggested by our waiter, everyone was so friendly and warm, they made us feel like we were visiting old friends ....(and we were even given a wonderful tour of the new place next door when we asked if they had any space for private parties).....
I loved it, I applaud a place in NY that can be amazing and simple at the same time.
A lovely winebar – The appeal is cozy, tables decorated with fresh produce, a rustic elegance that greets you as soon as you walk in the door.The warm ambience allowed us an escape from the cold, very windy night. Throughout our dinner , the service was excellent, our waitress was friendly, attentive, and helpful, giving us suggestions and answering our questions about the menu. While the wine and food blew us away, the bill did not ,prices are reasonable.
I highly recommend DOC to anyone looking for an amazing experience.
Lovely, cozy date spot – My date and I went to DOC Wine Bar this past Friday and had a lovely time (despite our waitress who apparently disliked us, but more on that later). Our waitress recommended a a wonderful glass of red wine for me that I loved and ordered for the rest of the night (and I'm usually a white wine drinker) and she recommended my date a nice glass of white. After our order was taken and water brought to the table, service seemed to go downhill. She forgot two of our dishes - the prosciutto with melon and plate of cheeses (and what's wine without cheese?!) - and after we finished our second glass of wine, she whisked our glasses off the table and didn't ask if we wanted another glass (which we did). We sat for about 20 minutes sipping water and trying to get her attention, which we never got. Luckily the other two waiters were very nice and friendly - we were given a dessert menu (upon request) and he took our order - dessert wine (moscato d'asti, yum!), tiramisu and salame di chocolate (?) - both was which was rich and delicious. (We wouldn't have ordered two desserts normally, but felt we had to because we hadn't gotten two of the dishes we had originally ordered.) After that, our servers seemed to have changed from our originally waitress to the man who took our dessert order because he came over to our table occasionally to see how we were doing, exchanging friendly banter with my date and even took a picture for us... until she placed the check on our table (NOT upon request). OVERALL however, we loved the ambiance, the food & the wine and, at times, even that we were left alone to talk and enjoy each other's company... just wondering why our waitress seemed not to want to serve us - maybe because we didn't order a bottle? Though we did drink enough to be monetarily equivalent to getting a bottle - or we would have, had she not just whisked away our glasses without a backward glance at us.
Best place in williamsburg – My boyfriend and I visited Doc wine bar last week for an intimate dinner for two in the outdoor-dining. Our evening was great starting off with glass of Prosecco for me and a glass of the special white wine for my boyfriend.WE had the special salad, which was delicious and the home made bread and cheese gnocchi, which was an unusual plate,simple but phenomenal. We finished with a desserts...tiramisu,amazing, and a chocolate mousse with pistacchio..heaven for me, paring with a glass of dessert wine, (was a good advice from our waiter). The service was great and greeted every customer with a smile. I would go back to Doc wine bar any time because great food and great people makes for a great time.I will celebrate my birthday here, my friends are going to love DOC like us.
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